Building: 35-54 80th Street

Built in 1918 and designed by George H. Wells, this building is one of Jackson Heights original garden apartment cooperatives. Originally names the garden apartments it was officially changed to the Greystones a few years after it was built. The Greystones encompass fourteen 5 story walk-up buildings Located on the East and West sides of 80th Street between 35th and 37th Avenues, there is no 36th Avenue. The Greystones have a beautifully block long garden with large trees and plenty of green space. This beautiful landmarked building features a live in Superintendent, a large private storage space for each tenant shareholder, a laundry room, bicycle storage, and working dumb waiter. close to shopping, Zagat rated restaurants, cafes, pubs, weekend Farmer’s Market; additionally, transportation options are easily available just a short distance away in the form of the 7, E, F, M and R subway lines — An approximately 25 minute ride on the 7 line to Midtown, Manhattan.

Description provided by Helen van Rhyn